Framaroot Download 1.9.3 | Download Framaroot For Android @ Technotrixs.com Hey, guys are you looking for a good website where you can get free app tools like Framaroot for android? If Yes! This one's for you. But before we get into the download link. Let me give some info about this tool.

The Framaroot version 1.9.3is a one-click application to root some devices. Here's an one-click application to install Superuser and su binary on phones which embed Exynos4 and maybe some omap processors (I've only tested on Archos 101 Gen8).

BELLE is inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle (Gugu Mabatha-Raw), the illegitimate mixed race daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral. Raised by her aristocratic great-uncle Lord Mansfield (Tom Wilkinson) and his wife (Emily Watson), Belle's lineage affords her certain privileges, yet the color of her skin prevents her from fully participating in the traditions of her social standing. Left to wonder if she will ever find love, Belle falls for an idealistic young vicar's son bent on change who, with her help, shapes Lord Mansfield's role as Lord Chief Justice to end slavery in England

Dido Elizabeth Belle Lindsay. It’s a name all but lost to history, but in director Amma Asante’s Belle, the illegitimate daughter of a British Naval officer and an African slave, raised as a noblewoman in 18th Century Britain, is remembered and re-imagined with startling results. Starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw in the title role, the film couples the sumptuous aesthetics of the classic costume drama with themes of race, class, and gender - issues rarely explored in the genre.

Dido, sent to live with great-uncle and British chief justice Lord Mansfield (Tom Wilkinson) at his sprawling estate, must learn how to navigate in a world where the parameters of a hierarchical society do not, cannot entirely apply to her. Custom and tradition dictates that her color bars her from dining with her family, including cousin Elizabeth Murray (Sarah Gadon) and great-aunt Lady Mansfield (Emily Watson).

Custom also stipulates that she is unable to marry - too black to wed a gentleman, and too white (and rich) to wed anyone, black or white, beneath her station. Inhabiting two worlds at once, Dido begins to question the fairness of her position when she meets John Davinier (Sam Reid), a legal apprentice to her great-uncle who opens her eyes to the horrors of slavery, particularly in the case of the 1781 Zong massacre, when over one hundred slaves were murdered en route to the West Indies simply so their handlers could collect the insurance money on their lives. The realization of this changes Belle, as she begins to realize that her privileges as a mixed woman come at a cost.

While it has its fair share of smoldering romance and moments of the sort of lightness that we’ve come to expect from Austen-esque costume dramas, what’s refreshing about Belle is its bravery. The film could have taken a very one note, one perspective stance on the position of its main character. Instead, there is a great deal more nuance to Belle’s circumstances, and her relationships with those around her. Her uncle, who at first vehemently refused to bring up a “mulatto,” softens throughout the film but is reluctant to allow Belle to know about the realities of slavery, or even to acknowledge her own blackness.

Indeed, Assante is keen to establish that while Belle’s white family member may love her, they too share the prejudices of oppression. One scene in particular illustrates this perfectly: when Belle’s cousin Elizabeth tells her that she is ostensibly nothing, undesirable, repulsive to any suitors because of her color. It’s a powerful moment, one in which the movie establishes that there are no white saviors there to make things better. Belle is forced to do that for herself, and its her journey in educating herself and trying to convince her chief justice uncle to vote against the legality of the slave trade that makes the film more fascinating than most films in this genre.

Belle forms a rather interesting complement to another Fox Searchlight property, Steve McQueen’s much lauded 12 Years a Slave. Obviously, the two films tackle the same topic from very different points of view, but there’s a cinematic thread running between them that’s pretty significant. In recent days, there have been questions about McQueen’s nationality, on whether his being British was of any influence on telling an African American story. What Belle does brilliantly is emphasize the fact that the history of slavery is as much connected to Britain as it was to America, that it is a global history, and that its effects are more far-reaching than we’ll ever comprehend.

We've always known that Spider-Man's most important conflict has been within himself: the struggle between the ordinary obligations of Peter Parker and the extraordinary responsibilities of Spider-Man. But in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Peter Parker finds that his greatest battle is about to begin. It's great to be Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield). For Peter Parker, there's no feeling quite like swinging between skyscrapers, embracing being the hero, and spending time with Gwen (Emma Stone). But being Spider-Man comes at a price: only Spider-Man can protect his fellow New Yorkers from the formidable villains that threaten the city. With the emergence of Electro (Jamie Foxx), Peter must confront a foe far more powerful than he. And as his old friend, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), returns, Peter comes to realize that all of his enemies have one thing in common: Oscorp. Directed by Marc Webb. Produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach. Screenplay by Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci & Jeff Pinkner.

Childhood heroes never die, they simply outgrow us, outlive us, and transfer their attentions to the generations that follow. Even Spider-Man, whom I loved as a kid, has now long since moved on. He's taken the Hollywood shilling, embraced three-dimensions and pitched himself squarely at the multiplex crowd. By rights it should be all over between us.

Yet The Amazing Spider-Man 2 turns out to be so savvy, punchy and dashing that it won't be denied. It's the thread that won't break and the yarn which still binds.
Marc Webb's spring blockbuster is the sequel to the reboot of the movie adaptation of the original Marvel comic-books, which is another way of saying it's a copy of a copy. But if the Spider-Man tale is about anything, it's about gawky youth and surging powers. And the film-makers know this and keep the tone skittish and fresh.
In this they are again helped by the perfect casting of Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker; he looks whelpish and raw, as though he's still filling out. I also like the way that, despite the reputed $200m budget, there remains an endearingly amateur quality to Spider-Man's crime-fighting antics. Here is a superhero who occasionally travels to work with a heavy cold. He is not above riding to the rescue of a bullied schoolboy or humiliating a Russian gangster by pulling down his pants. Garfield's gallant web-slinger may be out in the world and halfway up a building, but he clearly still has one foot in the locker room at high school.

Given that the sequel marks Spider-Man's sophomore mission, it follows that the script will deliver sterner tests and added emotional entanglements. On this occasion, Parker breaks up with Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), who refuses to share him with his costumed alter-ego and prepares to light out for a new life in England. If that weren't enough, he must also contend with a brace of fledgling super-villains in sickly Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), a putative Green Goblin, and downtrodden Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx), who flicks a switch and becomes Electro. It should be noted that neither Harry or Max especially want to be criminals. It's more that they feel hurt and betrayed and appear to stumble on wickedness as a last resort. Marvel's moral universe always was more nuanced than that inhabited by the stolid likes of Superman.

In a perfect world, we're guessing, Spider-Man and Electro may even have been friends. All being well, Electro could have been loved and respected and not set off every car alarm on every street he walks down, thereby probably making himself the most hated man in New York before he commits his first crime. But sadly it is not to be. Near the end, superhero and supervillain proceed to square off in pitched battle inside the pitch-black city, while the Goblin clears his throat backstage. Gwen Stacy, true to form, watches anxiously from the wings.

Stress is caused by two things. Primarily it is down to whether you think situations around you are worthy of anxiety. And then it's down to how your body reacts to your thought processes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHLzZk8bGFg

Some stress boosts performance. Too much stress negatively impacts it. Take action now to reduce your and your employees' stress to the right level.

You and your people will be more happy and productive in both the short-term and the long-term.

In a perfect world, everyone would avoid stress and the harmful effect it has on their health. Here in the real world, stressful situations arise every day. The key to preserving your sanity and good health is to minimize the damage. Keep in mind these five easy ways to beat stress when it strikes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHLzZk8bGFg

Here are some Tips Beat Stress Everyday:

1.Eat Superfoods :
You're overwhelmed, overtired, and in desperate need of some mental and physical nourishment. You're stressed. What can you do beyond throwing in the towel and hiding under the covers? Thankfully, you can relieve stress by eating certain foods and avoiding others like : Asparagus,Beef,Milk,Cottage Cheese and Fruit,Almonds,Blueberries,Tuna,Cornflakes or Crispy Rice Cereal,

2.Just breathe :

It sounds too good to be true, but one of the best ways to beat a stressful situation is to take a moment and breathe. Close your eyes and clear your mind by focusing on several deep, slow breaths. Take note of your heart rate coming down and your thoughts quieting. Just a minute or two can calm your nerves.

3.Walk away

It is never a good idea to avoid a problem, but if you are experiencing physical symptoms of stress it can help to temporarily step away from the scene to calm down. Tell anyone else involved in the situation that you aren’t leaving, you just need a break to reorganize your thoughts. Give yourself the space you need, and take those deep breaths mentioned earlier. Stepping out into fresh, outdoor air will also help you cool off and get your emotions in check.

4.Find your happy place

When life is making you crazy, it can help to have a pastime that calms you and helps you feel in control. The best hobbies for stress relief require concentration, so your mind is focused somewhere other than on your problems. The most common are “busy-work” hobbies like knitting, whittling, or puzzles. But anything that you can do without pressure or interruption can help. If you don’t have an appropriate hobby yet, a great place to start is revisiting something you enjoyed doing by yourself as a child.

5.Work it out

Physical exercise can help you to beat stress in a couple of ways. First, working out allows you to blow off steam and work off all that pent up energy and frustration. Use your imagination to envision whatever action you are taking is beating back or stomping down your worries. Second, exercise strengthens your heart and floods your body with endorphins, leaving you better able to handle the rest of the day’s stress.

6.Phone a friend

Sometimes you just need to vent and get it all out. Having a healthy circle of friends to lean on and confide to provides a perfect outlet for stress. Even if you aren’t the complaining type, having a go-to friend who makes you laugh can do the trick.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHLzZk8bGFg

Stress is an unavoidable obstacle in every life. It can also be a dangerous threat to your health and well being. These five tips should help you to beat stress and face each day’s challenges at your best.

Stress happens when we feel that we can't cope with pressure and this pressure comes in many shapes and forms, and triggers physiological responses. These changes are best described as the fight or flight response, a hard-wired reaction to perceived threats to our survival. When survival had meant facing immediate and real threats such as confronting a charging elephant, our response has saved lives.

Sony Pictures and the large network of companies within the Sony family will unite worldwide today, in support of the studio’s teaser trailer for its highly anticipated film, The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

This was officially announced this week by Dwight Caines, president of Theatrical Marketing for Sony Pictures, and Nigel Clark, president of Marketing for Sony Pictures Releasing International.The Amazing Spider-Man 2 will be released in theaters internationally beginning April 16, 2014 and in the US on May 2, 2014.

And yes, it’s also officially uploaded on the Sony Pictures YouTube channel, where it has already amassed over 1.6 million views since its debut on Thursday.

Andrew Garfield once again reprises his role as Spider-Man and his secret identity, Peter Parker. Emma Stone also returns as love interest Gwen Stacy.

After defeating The Lizard (Rhys Ifans) in the last film, Spider-Man now faces a new foe in Electro (Jamie Foxx). He also reunites with old friend Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan) whose family’s business (OsCorp) is the one thing all his enemies have in common.

It’s great to be Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield). For Peter Parker, there’s no feeling quite like swinging between skyscrapers, embracing being the hero, and spending time with Gwen (Emma Stone). But being Spider-Man comes at a price: only Spider-Man can protect his fellow New Yorkers from the formidable villains that threaten the city. With the emergence of Electro (Jamie Foxx), Peter must confront a foe far more powerful than he. And as his old friend, Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan), returns, Peter comes to realize that all of his enemies have one thing in common: OsCorp. Directed by Marc Webb. Produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach. Screen Story and Screenplay by Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci & Jeff Pinkner. Based on the Marvel Comic Book by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.

Anne Curtis issued her official statement on Twitter to explain her side on the “Slapping Incident” that involved Kapamilya talents John Lloyd Cruz and Phoemela Barranda.
Im just wondering? Do you think Anne Curtis acted that way if theres no reasons?
I strongly believe,someone triggered her temper why this incident happened at a posh bar in Taguig City more than a week ago.

Anne Curtis stated that she had been on the super popular juice cleanse for 3 days & attended her best friends bachelorette that night, had one too many drinks.. which led to some of these unfortunate events.That’s why they say ‘Drink in moderation’. She will charge it to experience & a lesson learned.
Well let say that it is one of the many reasons why Anne Curtis screaming and slapping incident happened that involved Kapamilya talents John Lloyd Cruz and Phoemela Barranda at the bar.

I hope Anne Curtis will tell us the real truth regarding this matter.I know your not the type of celebrity that can ruin someone else’s name, but you have the right to defend yourself against this controversial issues.
Apparently, Curtis apologized and was forgiven by the people involved. She said that this will be her final statement about the issue.

Anne Curtis says :

“Hey everyone. I will be making my official statement now & after this, I will not be giving any interviews about this issue anymore.
I choose to do this right away because I’ve always been an open book & I don’t like to hide anything…
For those who have read about the issue, yes, most of it is true. I admit to that & I have apologized to all parties included immediately…
When I was told of my behavior AND the person who started all of this, due to this persons inappropriate behavior, apologized to me too…
Just as I did. Which I accepted too. I choose not to go into detail because I’m not the type to ruin someone else’s name…
Now.. I had been on the super popular juice cleanse for 3 days & attended my best friends bachelorette that night, had one too many drinks.. which led to some of these unfortunate events.
That’s why they say ‘Drink in moderation’. I will charge it to experience & a lesson learned.
I’m sorry if I let any of my fans down…. As you all see, I’m just like any other person that makes mistakes in life…
Thank you to everyone that has messaged me about their support. With where I am today I owe all of you my honesty. Good night.”

Your public apology well appreciated by all of the people who followed you being one of the good actresses in the Entertainment Industry.